Memory Training

[Badr4sudan (Badr Ibrahim)]

Memory training helps a lot actually it makes memorizing more easier

Here some tips …

@Badr4sudan

there !
I’m a 4th year med student , you can say that I like always to score high , my last exams for microbiology went well too and got the prize over the class! I’m using memory techniques since 2015 , its helped me alot through my acadamic life.
For study I prefer to use fictional kind of Romanian Rooms for different e.g bacteria , like lets gonna say “nocardia” I will imagine some place (may be a real place or fictional one) that is somehow related to the name of the organism , for “nocardia” we can take piece of it “…cardia” and relating it to some place rememberable related somehow with the word , such like an O.R with a patient having an open-heart surgery , and transcript all the data of the organism into that imaginary place , like if it was gram positive or negative you should have a fixed picture for that like “crossed two swords” for a gram positive and a “candle” for gram negative , and then their sources like soil or a NF , its all a repeated data , with practice you will have your special way to do it.
For pathologgy it’s the same like let us say G6PDd anemia , we can imagine a sugar factory with a an A shaped tower with a “lighting sword” indicating the most common mutation (G6PDA-) , the factory suddenly have that strange shaped cubes of sugars (abnormal urine color) with drugs (oxidants) attacks the factory and so on!

Wish that could help

Another thing why I don’t use memory loci , because it takes TIME to construct but with Romanian Rooms , you can build one along the way , exactly when you are actually saving the information you will build your room piece by piece , it’s like mixing of simple story and romanian room , we can call it a story with a fixed place LOL!

So training in general would help you use these techniques more efficiently by enhancing your creativity creating different stories like very fast.

Wish that could help you understand the relationship, because after all a “book” is nothing more than a list of facts and numbers, and it will be more easier if you put all that together by understanding the topic very well and then decide what should I memorize, because for sure you don’t have to memorize every book line by line, or word by word, just memorize the key words, and then use your left brain(logic part particualry) to integrate these information in one picture, it’s a theme of full memory party that strengthen your ability to understand because you have a good data base of information in your head.